fix: webview's own inset handling #6
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By setting the window inset listener directly in the WebView it was overriding the WebView's default inset handling policy and thus breaking with the out-of-the box IME handling, causing the virtual keyboard to occlude the WebView elements
Chuckytuh
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EiyuuZack,
OS-kepatotorica,
OS-ruialves,
benmccarty91,
trevor-lambert and
usernuno
benmccarty91
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Dec 6, 2025
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By setting the window inset listener directly in the WebView it was overriding the WebView's default inset handling policy and thus breaking with the out-of-the box IME handling, causing the virtual keyboard to occlude the WebView elements.
Before this change:
Screen_recording_20251206_025055.webm
After this change:
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